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The psoFas 81 Minnesota are beoom-
ina EXISTED oysr ths qaeagIea Of TIE
Isaaassn Of tkesr STATE CapEfal. This
question, IL was thsnzhs, was seatled
PEARS go BY she ssEscGioR Of s. Pani
- tbs cspitai, and tie egectisn there
Of . Capitol baildirR worshy Of the
eress Stats Of Minnesosa. Within the
past few weeks, housyef, IL kas been
discovered fhas tie building ID unsafe
and wili have 70 b. standard, and the
old nxbs hiss been renewed witt ell tie
bitterness that hiss characterized tie
long rivaIFy setgeen MiBBsspolis and
St. P8al.
| The people Of Minneapolis have sorEe
10 the front wssh proposition fer tie
ersetion Of maenlfssens Capitol buiic-
ing midway bstwsea S. PAal ard Min
nsapolis. thas unising the twin cites
and making them one in fast If not
In name. Tits wozld st fEst seem 10
be fair enough, bat ths 81 Paul psoHle
recall the fact that macy years age a
eompromise vas made by vhieh The
State Capitol vas Iosssed in Sc. Paul
sud the State University la Mia
usapolis. They sreue. vita some reason,
shas, If st. Paul allows the Capitol 20 70
TO tie half way point, Minneapolis
sboald also ailow the University 10 be
looAted as the same place. Tue latter
suggestion. 10 may readily be believed,
does NOS strike Minneapolis very favor
| ably.
In The mean time Duluth comes 10 tue
front with q reqaeat for the lscstion Of
the Capitol at that city, urging It's ad-
vantsges over the two larger contestants
9Th great vehemenoe. The people Of
DnIuth offer 20 donate all the land neces-
ssry for capitol purposes and 10 erect q
building TO cost a. least two million del
lars. They are hopefal Of the accept
spcs Of this generous proposition be
cause they believe that either St. Pau
or Minneapolis would rather see the
Capital located al Duluth than at the
other city. They nepe that. when it ID
demonstrated that Minneapolis eanaoi
secure the pEizs. her repress ntatives 10
the Legislature will unite With thos.
friendly to Duluih to throw It TO The
Northern city.
II very pretty triangular foht, and
Minneapolis has the sincere sympathy
Of her sister States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

The refusal Of the State Department
TO furnish Congress with statement
u the facts connected with the Fesigna
ion Of General Henry h. Jackson as
Miaisser to Mexico 10, TO say the least.
apjast TO that gentleman. He is placed
in q position in which be cannot speak
for himself. and the silence Of Secretary
BayaFd. which nsb9dg really believes Is
necessary for the public welfare. is most
nDjnst.
Minister Jackson. IL will Se remem
bered. resigned At about the time Of THE
Cutting episode. 1t was then believed
that bis resignation was because Of thi
affair, bat il has since leaked out that il
was because OF another affair, the de
tails Of which have been most carefully
kept from the public. This affair in
volved 9 grave violation Of the rights
u American citizens. and Minister
Jackson, hndirs himself unsupported
by the Government 10 the position
Phieh be assumed in ref renee TO Is,
resigned bis position. The House Of
Representatives recently passed Teso-
ution calling for the facts ia the case,
And s Secretary Bayard hts declined &c
give them on the plea that It weuli be
Incompatible with the public interest l
him to 30 80.
Though Minister Jackson must re.
msiu sileut on the sabjsct, however, ex
Consul General Porch Is not similarly
bound. and be Is ooc ing home from
MEXICO With the svoWed intention OF
mas ing it very warm for the Secretary
Of State. Consul General Porch, IL will
be remembered, was removed from Office
because be reported the shameful con
duct OF Special Envoy Sedgwiok VII le
1t the City OF Mexico. ThsuRk his re,
port was supported by the statements OF
the most prominent American residents
of the City Of Mexico, the aeministra-
zion refused 30 credit IL and accepted
instead Sedgwiok's general denial OF the
grave charges which is contained. Mr..
Porch does not RELISH the summary
manner in which be was thrust aside
and he proposes to eiVs The public the
Inside facts connected with the conduct
Of our relations with Mexico by the
State Department.
Secretary BAyard has made more
olanders TO the square inch s,see be has
been in office than any other Cabinel
Minister Of the present generation and
is Mexican blsnders are not the least
Il his extraordinary mistakes. Mr.
Porch can doubtless tell good deal
about these hiundsrs. II he chooses 60
is SO, and the indications arc that be-
will 40 chunsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

cfseIT IN fkose countries where th9 besk
o. pMekknE IL ~ necessity recognizes thai
Ehe , CTS ars always sks greatest
Rloar Il pa6nted nns By the cazszs 81
ore assicAs II Americas export which b
always tnadeauafeiT Pack q In newiy-
cevtieped ecunfxsss. where teams ars
alw1fs scarce ssck articles Is -four have
somstf- Is 10 be transported quite long
distances ~ rolling. vita ths result. IN
case sse NJ packages are Amerie4n. Of
hsyfrg contAnu0us white trail q four
al along the roa e tntersperssd here and
there with heaps Of IL mixed with dirt
where heads have fallen out. 20 fhzs the
eondi ion In which q shipment Ct AMER
can asur finally rfack e. he warshcuse 81
the foreign buyer is ofsen such a. 70 en-
cite his eiagus1 IL not his Indignation.
Freach -four barrels. on the contrary. be-
sides being lined with paper. have thirty
two hoops each and the heads are well
secured. French -four ecccrsinziy drives
the American article cut cf The markafs
in which they come into composition.
The Consul advises that American aour
barrels for export hare 81 least sixteen
wei driven hoops each and that the
chimes be well protected and the heads
well secured AGAINST falling out.
-.
The society Of Nor St. Louis ls raissE 3
IT, hands ard iss eyebrows together b.
csuse James C Branch. one Of its prom.
nent members. has married Emma Boeh-
msr. who Il described By Branch's indig-
nant associates as "a German servant
msid-- Emma. a. the story goes, wAs en-
gagged - dining-toom girl In the Branch
family four years ago. After two years'
service she was uneeremoniously dis
missed because young Branch's sister eb.
served that her brother was counting her
The young man continued his co1rtship.
however. and two days ago made the gift
his wife. The family refused to receive
either him or his bride. but friends arr
endeavoriDg 70 heal the breach II ID not
such disgraoefui story after all, and
there are doubtless some people 30 obtuse
that they would actually admire ths
pluck. independence and devotion Of the
young man. Mr.. Branch is Secretary OF
the st. Louis Railway Supply Compszy
aud his father Is Vice President Of the
Branch & crooke Manufacturing Com
pany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

The reductton % internal revenue ana
the tAkinE a af rsveBae stamps fram
Proprietary Medicines. ne do1bs has
lAFepsy beus6tted TIE oocsaEevs a. veil
~ relieving the harden of hone snsn
afsstnrsgs. Especisliv is e. Is she cas-
wttk Grses'f Avessst F'ssnrr I'd BasoAss'u
l'srtaaa svrs4p. As the eedanta0u Of
thirty six cents per Soz@E, has been
added D. incrsass TIE ssKs Of ths BOTTLES
containing these remedies. thereby
RsxanE one- tsfsh more nedi ine il the
3 cert SKA The AscEst Flssasr for
Dyspepsia ard Liver Co1plkint, ana
tie @eTssas SYs7P for COACH and Lans
treualse, ssse. psEhsrs. IA largest sale
% Sns medicines II ihs sorid. TIE as-
vantage e decreased sira az The aotsies
wiil b grestiy spprs e-zts5 hy the Eiek
ard afflicted il every taEp and village
tn civilized ceustr3cS- SAnpte bsttsea
for le eeAts remain the sane siKe. ael6w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

Tbs Democratic Cnited states AttoF-
ney nov has an excellent opportunity
TO rise above party and show how much
Of Q FefoFmeF be really Ia. II the Of.
Tending OFFICIAL wsFe a Republican. the
machinery Of the Department of jus,
tiee would be gathering away at a great
rate and The legal representative Of sht
Government would be fairly paving ur
the earth In bis eagerness for a tussls
With corruption. Perhaps, however. b.
Is too busy rendering over the turpitnds
Of the Supreme Court 10 notice. che
crooked transactions OF bis political
friends,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

II oaFrent runners are worthy Of
eFe6snee, the snpeElstively COED Demo
cratic Mugwump administration has an
excellent opportunity 20 do some beFeie
reforming IN Washington Territory.
The alleged culprit, however, 10 one Of
the appointees Of this great reform
Administration, and under the sircum
stances Justice apparently regards her
self ~ justified 10 being WY blind in
AaaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04
TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
And OTHERS.

CERTAIN UHSCRUPULOUs PER-
~ sons have represented 20 eur defrs-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
sosP8 Intentionally conveying the tdsA
thar our soape are OF poor quality. when
aUcH 10 MT THE CASE, Thoegh IN enc
sense of the wnfd our soaps are cheap. the
purchaser Il getting more soap Of snpe-
Ti0r quality than OF certain higher pFtcF d
scars. We mske al grades Of lsun ~
and HOUSEHOLDS soapa. and pscially recom
men1 our WESTERN QUEEN SAV0N
81 ssitab'e for all uses and lways giving
sat'sfa ton. Because Of the fhoroas hneas
with which this sap eleanseg DO not
think that It Injuries the clothing. We
guarantee sAtisfartion tmorey 70 unded II
othe wisel and that IL win not hart the
hands or injure the Eoet delicate fabric.
Do Jon va b - buili M ysar hc@s in
dustriesi Tf 90. you viii nnd ~ deserving
81 your patronage. IaEst upen tbs Use Of
only this snau Ia your household. Aak
your grocer for Il snd take no other than
the Wesfern Queen Savon. We ak you
as favor due 70 your home india tries e
purchase ere box Of this soap and give II
fee sRATrLK SOAP co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

The Corporation Of she City Of Lon
don has been getting up meetings TO
protest against Parliament investigating
u and has bsen paying all who attended
them ont Of ths public funds. This is
. novel and doubsless sn efficient
method Of drawing q crowd. The
American politician bss stiIl = trick or
two 10 learn from his EoRlish cousin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04
DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Edwin Boosh waa spisndiaiy Fecefvsd
recently 10 Washinaton City. II was
his hFat sppsaFanes theirs since The last
sppsaFanes Of his brother. John Wilkes
Booth.
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A SPLENDID OFFER.
Valuable Building Lots
Given away to Every
Subscriber.
To any one seniing us oas Dollar for the
Southern Railroad Age,
FOR enc year. ~e ofYer the fsIl5vsnx Va
uahls inducements

For enc year. we ofYsr tire fellov;nr vsl,
rahls Inducements
On reeeigs Of ore deiiar we wis plana
yosr name or cur srheerltian lisf Ard
send yoa = deed fer . foNE lst. Is hT In1
fee. s6iAEeat 10 the heanssfAI ard pros
porous faNn of WakuliA. Florida. wfern
are lacztsd the famous WaknllA Spatrrz
- miiaA so II Of TIRE state capital. Tkia
is TIE Hsrst ii heral eGer ever nsAse BIZ snv
qualifications in the United states. We a..
fer cniy AiteTnsfe foF& expecting 70 real
iEe hAasHomeiy en- the FeEr ainsnK lreH
TIE investment OF ene dollar NAY gpake
rou rsek. ~ Il. ksSonth il on h.oans
aew. such 50 never was knows hsfore In
the histary Of tsis country. and now il IRE
finse 70 invesf and take your chance y Ia
the rest
TAxss-we have paid the tAxssnn thrss
lots 20 March. 1855 20 that you are a. n
sxFeass whasever. Tsu are act conprIiee
- bald Or improve this property "a aay
way. alshcERA many viii hnt76 fha e-r.s-
ina year. Tats ofser 10 good g 9ays srern
Ma Ell sAe lss sena in ycup sas@s PsrrSsr,
- one dollar anA reectve the paper AzA
3aed by return nal Address
SOUTHERN RAILRn1p AsK c
fe& In Louisville. Ky,
k~Aention paper when writing.
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The entire Nation il ssFung np to 3
fever Of excitement. Some tailoFs have
held q meeting In Philadelphia and de
esaTed their intention Of sestiBz the
fashion 10 mems clothes for shs United
states--a distinctly American fashion
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BALrImess axp or err.


Not % BE- cntd1ns By fhs weird hrs
seeucstve pFrel smstioa of the Halsi-
more AHseyseaH tkst people live loneeF,
happseF, e@eapeEs end e@aisw In BATH
eacee than IN any ether cisT on the faoe
Of tie Rlobe. the OIL City DsrvSrk ainez
the foalowtnR annoancemeut to rs
bseeze:
Ihe peopls Of OIL City are obliged
70 sleep three in bed hecanse Of 8
Scarcely Of bousea. We need 300 !.
more Fssideness here. and we need
them Fi9kt swzy The border arsnn1
this able arficEe IL TO attraci the a.
tenflon Of the capitalist who msy
have epFained his eyesiQht locking
for q phase 10 invest his noneg and
make Is peF cent on IL. Oil City 10
the place.
---- 100000. $1,000 s..-.-.s.-.-s--- -
This viii not start the tide from Bal
stmeFa to Oh City, beeauss fat oysseFe
oiR watermelous, cheap peaches. and
reasonable rents eFe Just IS pleasant IA
sue estimation Of mot people IS ID PEI
aens on invested m0ney.-Chicago Trf
bane.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

The pFopFistors Of The New York
beer halls have combined for the puF
pose Of boyeotsisg the brewers. Tsis
"a an interesting boycott, truly, and the
thirsty patrons Of the boycottsFa will
swat ils result with the utmost solici.
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jules Verne, the wonderful FomanesF,
has made Phiiadeiphia the scene Of the
latest. and ~ yet unpublished, fruit Of
his abnormal imagination. II h pFobs-
big . tale Of hossat politics.
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nERE ANn 1uEnE.

Amosg Others who are writing letters
Of ipqHlry 20 the Emigration Eosrd, Ia
newspapers real estate agents. relative,
and frtonds In Washington Territory arr
nameFous Families in d. kota- Seven
months winter cut OF every year Is prov
isg toe much for then. To be banked up
for weeks ~ . time with snow hying
dag after day. and the u,sreury he'ov
zaro week in end week ont. IL decidedly
monotoneas ard enc OF two years svper.
fence Of this life sstisncs many of them
hat those wheat prsiries are not para
fertile. hnt there Ia to much hardship a,
tcnaA~t apou lta cultivation, Msuy set
,lesw therefore, who have pre.empsed O.
houkht az lands in Dakota are De irous
81 moving cat into = more eonxeull cii-
mate. Favorable reports have ecme g.
them tFom aar TsrriteFy concs-riuE Hs
rich lsnss and aslgh'fu'ly sqaNble tor.
perssuFe. and letters are received Re =
& ny ASKING fer more information re-. g..
tive 70 the REQUIRES q the country. AZ.
sstt @aA+fe ss*"S As-sHttF sstssA tffstacNl . ~
nuEerces parties who ~ u t-aasfor their
LAres and Psns'ss hithsr 80 sOon a. the
SESSION epeus- T. Eses without sayirs
that h y Siii iaa in the Big Psaa esun.
try Ard Ase-g tAa river bottoms q he
SQUAD e--eanainss CUTS eisysrsnt frorp
taSee which they leave east q the NJ
seer.
-.
Peter ssrtck'aAs. GATED ,ates Carsnl
Al Gores-i sksr. ta = rseestlg putli he'd
rspers Pesnts 60 eae re&son fer tAn corr
pAFa,Evs OK - srcoess ~ American
ssanussetaFers - istroAaciug thei- wares
ia hA'f-eiyiissa oo1utr.ea This /. ,Ae
eastern - puIsins 80 seoas Ia psckasss
with thts sn3 inadequate coverings.
Coasal SgstekisES szys.
Before Auertczn merchants can f.f-3v
cesnpste with Ezropesns n Tie apznkss
utAFk - - The VIA fhsy Esnst trarr
that s. stsae ecunsrsss sepafsor pzrkFs9
Z Be Z - b stscsss e - - ~ !, lstAp--s
hat T. ra&res whsFe GOD ceor.efs ass 49,
= ~ n aa8 fsaFe are 81 few rru~ssrsi
lab 9NrA FEEskeA nsckazes 10 r,,sfter
hAw ehHtea the Eod1s they CO. fsis- -.
safe so - AiscswtnHsed &gslnSs. Ana
TIA AUsfrtcSn faalt IN pScsirx i ire
HaeTs % os feErvttee. Secause i L pre.
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Idaho. lovely cFsstuFs. long we hsvs
woosd thee, bat st last We have taken
fhss 10 ourself. Jasi lean your golden
bead on oar sturdy northeassern sho1l-
der. and be jass A. happy - you may.
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Edison is reported - be dying IN
Florida. The great inventor Is con
fEonted With that which no esnius cas-
cvsrcsms and frsm which be can inssss
ne way Of ssozpe.
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wa CHONG g. co.
REMOVAL.

NINE. A. DKGRAF HAS REMOVED
M her dressmsking establishment TO
No. 60i Front street opposite Yesle~-
Leary building. kntrance next to P. ].
Lair & Co. d shoe store. fe2T St
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
THE PUGET SOUND ICE co.

WE ARE DELIVER ICE or THE FINEST QUALITY
pound
street who have the city delivery.
packers that they
0Ace ant workA foot Of street.
N. I. 0sTeoLEA Presiaena
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Fine LOT, T-room house ard stable, Klev
nth and Jackson streets, $500.
Lot :. b So TerTy's LIST. house and I'm
lruvements
Ssso.
The 4 heat lots In hl 81 Moas "A. $50 each
IleeTed lots in Higelsw'- I'D, sTS aaa es5
Bl 30 Msynards AXE WAshiT gson. 3225
Lots 81 8, bl % Terfy'a o.. $2a00.
Cleared lots. hl LAwIer's. SIS
OTIS S and 6, bl = YezleF's 1 {, e535
FuratsA ed restaurants. s92s and xl1O1
City hotel 5000 steam laundry Ha.
loon AT lodging house. Vacant govern
meat cisinp. part bottom land. 90 Im-
owed ranches. $50 TO 5000.
No Ssgz en- solid fHopeTty. SEQ 70
4lo00 City and county scrip.
New snd secnnd-haT d safea
We MIR compsss and surveying
0uffi'. so. ~
Strnsss ea house and Lease. center Of
town. 500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-04

ENURNTSf ed ROOMS TO LET,
~ with or without board rooms Is te
s. per month Everett House. rear or
Court House, Fourth street. dei0
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FOR SALE

AN EXCELLENT MULE TRAM
n free from hlemish and coed size. In.
qutTe at this Office. xxx. feIs
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FOR SALE.
WANTED.
Wood Working Machinery

TOR sALE-sUTTABLE FOR SASH
Z ard oo0r or fnrnitnT factory. INQUIRE
Of q. DoRFFEL. Seattle, w. T.. p. o. boz
iS9 ON @. X 30 Fman, Front 81. mh2U
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D. T. DENNY & SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
Lumber Dealers,
ROOMS 7 and Q, FRYE's OPERA BLOCK
?. o. boz 2s2. Seattle, VT.

/ oTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE n;
IA North Seattle.
lscss and blocks FOR sale In d, r. Den.
ay's nFst aeorn4 third fourth. ffth and
sixth additions D r Dennys Pa 1 adai
ten and Mob Hill addition.
Business and renideTce lota ana blocks
fox sale In various parts Of the city,
Ien-acre lots near the CITY.
Farm and farm lAndn IN King. San Imam
and Isiand counties.
WANTKD
More farms 70 sell aad lease.
More honeee 70 rart
More city lots and blocks 70 aali
More ousiTess property e sell.
More money 70 invest In a-st class
mortgage securities We guarantees
NINE PER CENT
Returns On mortgage invsRtnaenka
Before 6nytn9 eisewhare call and laok
OVER our list o. property.
Taxes paid and Investments made for
non resident rMFtiee.
ARenss fer the Western NH Ccmrmuv.
tsorrrsp01denee from ahr0sd solicited
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3impTovcd farms On shares
Fruit ard vsRctAhia garden. Sis . yesr.
ffsrHlA On Lake W ashingtor. orchard,
bay, &c. no essh feat.
Houses and rooms in al ua-ts Of city.
gro. W. CRANE,
Wash. Ter. EH pIoymsnt Bureau, near
cor. Commercial and Washington sfFeets.
seattle. mis-
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MATTHEws-Cazox-O the efh day Of
February. at tbs Mission House. ATchi-
rel 20 de Ha-o, b. the Rev. 5. n. g.
Gray. James G. Matthews 70 Louise
Jane Cszon.
=UMxER- HUMMKL-Tn thu North School
House, Lopez Island, W T., at the close
18th. Richard l.. Sumner and Mary Z
HrmmeI. both Of Lopez Island, Rev
Isaac Dillon. ID. D., fiiciarinz.
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MUNKs-On Fidal9o Island, March I'd. e
tbs vie of VIM. Munks. twin boys
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A FRONT OFFICE CENTRALLY
located ADDRESS g." care Posr-
INTEL IGENCER
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VIOLIN LESSONS,
Piano Tunln

Mr.. NIT 5CHKE IS IN THE CITY AND
ItA viii stay as long ~ necessary for his
contracts IN p ano tuning. Prompt atten-
store At LoTman's. or PHmphrev's % 9y
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TEEIH uIRacTEl WITHOUT PAIN

49,, = =. - Of 's'''''A ar stAsr O. chic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
TnEAMERrCAN CARDINALS.
Icuors and COurtesies Conferred
An Imposing and impressive
Scene.
By lo-American cable to the Dispatch

lByApglo- American cable TO the Dispatch.l
ROME, March l4.-From 10 A. NJ 10 |
i. NJ. to-day Cardinals Gibbons aud Tas-
chcreau received congratulations from Law
aud ecclesiastical diplomats IN the large
Lall OF The Propaganda, where The congre-
cations OF cardinals assemble. Near them
stood Bishops Keane and Ireland, Secre-
taries Donaghue and Able Maro's, and
representatives OF twenly.one cardinals.
About six embassies to the Pope resented
their respects. The foreign ambassadors
aud ministers were received in al adloln'
ing hall, which the cardinals entered with
their secretaries and gentlemen in court
costumes. Among other notable visitors
were the Armenian Patriarch OF Constan-
tinoplc, MOnslgnor JacoDinl, secretary
Of the Propaganda; the rector OF the
French Seminary; rcctors OF Scotch, Eng
llsh, and Irish colleges; super'ors OF Afri'
can missions; superiors OF the Trappist;
SuIpieian, Augustiniau, FrancIsc and
Dominican orders the Bishop OF Yer
sailIes, and Archbishop Carr, OF Mel
bourne. The rector OF the English Col
legc presented to each Cardinal copy OF
the DEGREES for the beatitcatlon OF English
unrfXTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-15
OTHER LOCAL NEWS.
Manager OrITazei Kirke Troupe Dis
appears with Box-Onice Receipts.

The members OF The Hazel Kirke Com
blnation. which performed at the Academy
last week, have been plunged into pecu-
mary embarrassment by the sudden de-
parture Ct their manager. A. Il. Coley,
" no, with bis wife, slinked out OF the city
SUNDAY with about $500, due for salaries.
board, &c, in his pocket. The company
was billed TO play in Alexandra last night
and were to have gone TO that city yester-
day morning.
Coley stood high as manager, and the
troupe had done flourishing business IN
the North since starting out in November.
Here they drew good houses, and they had
engagements for Indianapolis, Chicago, and
other western cities. Most OF the men,
tiers Of the troupe were entirely without re-
sources until the q. L. q. Els came to their
assistance. The Latter held meeting yes
terday forming aud donlteda sufficient sum
10 pay tie hotel bills OF the lidies and give
ihcm rsIlroad tickets home. Miss Nellie
Pierce (lIazel Kirke) and Miss Livingstone
Dolly left here yesterday evening for New
York. Miss Pierce's real name Is Mrs.
store. Her husband is on the Stage as q
comedian. Miss Livingstone Is unmarried
Coley was formerly here With Dan. KeI
Tvs troupe. II Is thought that he wen
from here 10 Washington.